More presets for canvas sizes(dimensions)

Example:Android wallpaper,Windows Wallpaper,Facebook Timeline...etc.It would be alot easier than searching the internet and hoping you got it right.

Maybe I have mad it too quickly after each other.
But when I choose one of the presets I have made. Then you see 19, bij 12,7 by each of them. Just like the second screenshot.
Op 22 apr. 2015, om 08:33 heeft c.pfaffenbichler <[email protected]> het volgende geschreven:
presets for cropping in CC
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How exactly did you proceed when you created the Crop Presets?
What exactly happens?
Could you please post screenshots to illustrate the issue?
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Hrududu wrote:
> What is the best all-round canvas size when authoring a
swi for a web browser?
> by this I mean best for authoring without scrollbars. I
know a chap whose
> screen res is 800x600 and who has every single toolbar
displayed in IE, leaving
> around 400pixels in height free. For crying out loud.
>
> I once sat with a bloke who uses Courier New set at 36pt
as his default
> browser font. Ouch. I sat there transfixed, not
believing what I was looking
> at; to this day I have no recollection of our
conversation, so stunned was I.
>
> I've used 780x410, 800x600, 770x540 and I'm going
nutsoid trying to find the
> best compromise; whatever size I use, distortion creeps
in if accompanied with
> an "exactfit" value, especially if the height and Width
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